Steele Wool

About the movie "Steele Wool" -- Well, the story is different. The heroes aren't heroes. They're offbeat characters. The acting is quite good. The film is worth watching.

The premise: What happens when a religious woman, a housewife, kills her abusive husband, who a gang of bad guys, who happen to be hit men, also want dead and have placed a reward on his head. Well, they see the housewife as a perfect assassin and hire her to kill people. This lady assassin doesn't mind killing bad guys, but after completing her first assignment she finds out the guy she killed was good guy, and she has remorse and her employers think a remorseful assassin is a risk to their organization, and so she becomes a liability to be eliminated, and so what happens next?

The lady is accompanied by dude, an ex-beau, who now sees her as a sister, and he and she, go on a dark, comical journey through a kind of hell, but do they find redemption at end? Well ... Watch the movie.

There's a lot of R-rated language.

Coming into this film, I had no set expectations on what I was going to watch. Overall, this is an enjoyable film that does well in story development and keeps the watcher entertained along the way. There is a lot of subtle humor that is sprinkled throughout the film that makes it a bit more enjoyable personally. The narrative is one that isn't necessarily new to the film industry, but the protagonist and their characteristics are definitely a new approach. I enjoyed most of the acting and character development. I can say that for an indie film, I give this film applaud and appraise for what they were able to do. If there are any negative aspects to the film, there were some shots that when cut, the actors were in different positions or the audio was off in dialogue. This wasn't a huge problem to my watching experience as this was minimal to what I saw. Overall, this is an impressive indie film and would definitely check it out if this genre is within your taste.

This a good movie for a quiet night in, especially if you want something quirky and not too involved. Although the film lags in parts and is a bit slow getting started, the training scenes were fun and I wouldn't mind seeing further adventures of Tony and Daphne. Cami Varela, who plays Daphne, is good and I hope to see her in more prominent roles in the future.

The film is slickly paced. Easily one of the best dark comedies I've ever seen which truly makes me feel villainous enjoying it so much. The personalities between the two main leads makes for a wonderful relationship. It's not a 10 but deserved a 8/10.

Extremely chaotic and shifting in suspence and comedy. because its a comedy about a deaf woman who has a deaftifying love against her abusive partner, kills him like a deaf woman do, are being hired in by hired killers to do the job as a hired killer.

there a lots of money and pride in the kill for hire profession, and the devious killeress dives into the project with or without batteries in her hearing aid, and makes this madening tumbing ride towards wealth and eardrumming fame like in a turner and hooch style black comedy version.

the female lead really does her job as deaf, her mimics and way of vocabular expression are a 1 hundred percent hit, so do also the male lead who has written and directed and most surtainly paid for this whole operation steel wool.

the rest of the cast gives you the steretypical image of the underworld, all delivering well. there are parts, though few, that couldve been arranged differently and the end section are weird, but overall its a warpspeeding story that will bring joy and happiness to y'all, if pimping cider or beer with a paper clip in your ear.

the grumpy old man recommends a watch, after all its up to you to consider, i saw it and liked it.